Anyone seen this zoa combination???
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paintballer768
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Im guessing morphing
Eklikewhoa
Fish Thumper!
I have one like that....it stays that way regardless...The orange/green fades throughout themselves but that's about all the morphing I have been able to get.
ficklefins
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Most likely scenario is that the zoa ate a part of it's tentacle which causes the color to bleed into the mouth. It will last for a short while but soon the mouth will return to normal.
better photos here:
http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=1022
better photos here:
http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=1022
Eklikewhoa
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wow....that made almost no sense.
Colors don't bleed like it was a shirt....I have cut several zoas by accident and never did I see any color other then brown, in water and out.
I'll go take a picture of mine to show.
Colors don't bleed like it was a shirt....I have cut several zoas by accident and never did I see any color other then brown, in water and out.
I'll go take a picture of mine to show.
Eklikewhoa
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Here are some random shots of mine...you will notice that there is also a green polyp growing with the colony that is showing almost the same thing...some with yellow/orange centers and some have green centers.
Eklikewhoa
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I'm using a point & shoot.
see my wife let my sister use mine 3 different times. Each time my sister dropped it and each time its become worse and worse so now I have an EXTREMELY difficult time taking a non blurry picture.
Eklikewhoa
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I have a big dent in the body of my camera.....it rolled off the top of my car...
Aloha Corals
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good cameras are over rated... a good photo can come from a cheap camera.
Aloha Corals
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excuse my ignorance, but not sure what you mean by "far away pictures".
Most likely scenario is that the zoa ate a part of it's tentacle which causes the color to bleed into the mouth. It will last for a short while but soon the mouth will return to normal.
better photos here:
http://www.zoaid.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=1022
I think you're taking his words too literally. What Luciano probably meant is that there was a "merge" or "transfer" of zooxanthellae, causing the "bleeding" look. And yes, obviously you're not going to see colors when you cut zoas...
ficklefins
Super Duper Moderator
1 mile away. My father has the d50 and he can take pictures of things a mile away and they look like we were standing right there. Either way I cant take good pictures with my camera being broken. I mean I have to take 6 pictures of 1 item to get a decent one because half the time the flash doesnt work or it works when its not supposed to (even if I turn it off).
To get back on topic is there a problem with having zoas with diff colors? I just thought it was a cool "feature".
Aloha Corals
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I got ya... and i agree about the cool feature part.
